Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-03-17
THE NEWS.
in James B Eads is dead.

Captain James B Eads is dead.
Senator Sherman and party are in
Florida.
Six inches of snow in New Hamp-
shire, last Thursday.
The Maine legislature has declared
against female suffrage.
Ex-President Hayes has a gas we'll at
his residence in Fremont, o.
Secretary Manning will go to Europe
for the benefit of his health.
The NJ 4ssachusetts House defeated
the woman suffrage resolution.
Nelson Dudley, veteran Kentucky
turfman. is dead, aged 81 years.
Oil has been struck on the river a few
miles below Parkersburg, W Va.
Telegraphic communication has been
opened between Mexico and Guatemala.
The wife of Anarchist Parsons was
put in the station-house at Columbus. o.
The Adams Express Co.. succeeds the
B s. o on the Ohio and Mississippi rail-
road.
Kansas Cily has received $4,000 for
her base ball players from the National
| League.
The Etowah Iron and Manganese Co.,
of Georgia, was organized, with S3,O0O,-
900 capital.
The remains of the wife of Senator
Beck were burried at Lexington, KY,
Wednesday.
Nearly 5000 applications have been
filled under the recent Mexican War
pension law.
AS mark of respect to the memory
OF Henry Ward Beecher, the New York
senate adjourned.
John A Logan, jr.. and Miss Edith H
Andrews will be married at Youngs-
town, o.. March %.
Stephen Hutton, prominent merchant
of Ligonier, Pa, WAS beaten almost to
death by burglars.
The system of numbering the hours
of the day from II to "a is gaining favor
with the railroads.
The treasury department will soob
arrange for the supply of the active de
mand for small notes.
Mrs A L Links, notorious diamond
theft, was pardoned out of prison by the
Governor of Tennessee.
Redistricting of Philadelphia by the
Republicans will leave Congressman
Randall out in the cold.
The six hundred strikers at the Amer
lean Wire Works. Cleveland. have been
paid off and discharged.
Minister George H Pendleton and
Justin Mccarthy are on their way across
the Atlantic to Europe.
Last Thursday, mob took from the
Jail at Falmouth. KY, murderer nam
ed Jackson, and hanged him.
A panic occurred on New York ele-
waited railroad. in which three men were
killed and number injured.
Chas West, running a swindliog con-
cern in New York, known as the Victor
Watch Co., has been arrested.
The proposed transfer of the Balti-
more and Ohio presents grave difficult
ties that may prevent the deal.
The ordinance bureau and the engin>
eers corps must come to full stop by
the failure of the appropriations.
The Democrats of Rhode Island nomi-
mated a state ticket, headed by John W
Davis, of Pawtucket; for Governor.
The Prohibitionists of Texas will
make big campaign, with the prohibi>
tion amendment before the people.
A depar' ment of agriculture report
shows that SO per cent. of last years
corn crop remains in farmers hands.
Tie boiler at Gibbs shingls mills. near
Edmore Mich, explodei. killing two
men and seriously wounding six others.
j Sullivan, of Millersburg, has been
appointed national bank examiner for
eastern Ohio, vice R c Parsons, resigned.
The suggestion of establishing Pspal
Nunbio in this country is creating quite
stir in Catholic circles in New York
The striking shoemakers at Worcester,
Mass, are growing violent, and have
thIeatened to put non-Union men to
death.
Emmons Blaine has been appointed
general freight and passenger agent of
the Chicgo. Santa Fe aud California
railway.
Hon Arthur Macarthur. Associate
Justice OF the supreme court OF the Dis
trict of Columbia. has rendered his res
ignation.
The retaliatory hill. alleged to be
ready for introduction in the Canadian
Parlimeut, is now declared to have no
existence.
The American Cattle Breeders Ass0-
citation and the Department OF Agricul,
ture will cooperate to suppress pleuro- |
pneumonia.
Ex.County Treasurer IIullinQs w ortb, !